About a month ago an event held in Singapore’s Old Parliment House caught my attention with the showcase of Malay traditional wears. The fashion show called Rewind.Paused.FastForward organized by the SMU Malay Cultural Language Club and Lasalle designers was impactful and signified a true team effort of two culturally obtuse organizations, yet bringing about the [...]
Malay are first to arrived at this land Peninsular of Malaysia. Malays in Malaysia are unique because they blend from all Malay ethnic in this Malay Archipelago. In Indonesia for example, the Have many Malay ethnic like Javanese, Minang, Batak and many others. But here in Malaysia, the ethnic customs are seldom practice and all [...]
They say when in Rome do as Romans do. So when you come to Malaysia do as Malaysians do, speak in Malay! Even if you do it in fun, learning a few simple words and phrases can add to your memory of your visit here. Plus they help you show the locals your interest in them, as well as add humour when you bargain to reduce the prices of souvenirs you like to buy! Here are some popular phrases to commi
I have been using Twitter for about one week now and today I have to say that I’m really disappointed. :-(
Don’t get me wrong, Twitter is a great online communication and networking tool. Possibly the best we have on the planet right now!
My disappointment has nothing to do with Twitter; it has...
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Zack and Sham are two close friends who enjoy the same hobbies and interests, ‘DRIFT RACING’. Traditionally, drift racing is male-dominated, but it doesn’t stop Fasha, Zack’s girlfriend, who breaks all traditions and makes it her hobby. Zack becomes more protective of Fasha as a result of her friends’ perceived bad influence on her.
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I was sitting on my usual seat in my cyber café on a Sunday afternoon which was situation on the 2nd floor of a shopping mall. There was shit lot of commotion going on the ground floor of that mall because there was some fucking Malay wedding festival going on there. Usually I wouldn’t give a fuck on what is happening down there, but until some hot Malay models that showed up. Well, to be
Do you have friends that know Malay? If so, invite them to join your network on Friendster. You can navigate the site, enter content and use Friendster's complete set of social networking features in Malay. Use the links in top right of your homepage to change between languages. Friendster is also available in both Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, and S
Former No Secrets member Jessi Malay is out with the video to her new single 'Cinematic', featuring DJ Felli Fel, off the Los Angeles based R&B singer's forthcoming debut album on Warner Bros. Records. Watch it below the fold.
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Great job, PAS! Well done!
This is one step closer towards following and embracing the full teachings of Prophet Muhammad (saw@pbuh). Alhamdulillah! :-)
While I’m on the subject, let us take a look at what Islam has to say about those Muslims ladies applying make ups and cosmetics that made them look like circus clowns. Let me bring your
“Every contrivance of man, every tool, every instrument, every utensil, every article designed for use, of each and every kind, evolved from a very simple beginnings.” Robert Collier
Spotted recently in Penang, a collector's treasure trove of antique Malaysian kitchen paraphenalia.
Baju Melayu (”Malay Attire”) is the term commonly used for the traditional Malay costume for the men. In my previous article, we learned that the female baju melayu is called Baju Kurung.
Baju Melayu for the male Malays, conceptually, has similar simple design cut of the Baju Kurung, is loose fitting and ethically fashioned against the Malay culture and Islamic belief. [...]
Read from MalaysiaKini yesterday that PROTES is calling upon Malaysians to take part in another massive public rally targeted to be bigger than the infamous BERSIH mass rally held last year. This new mass rally is planned to take place on the 12th of July 2008.Hmm… Do what you want to do PROTES but please put things in perspective before going any further. Fuel price hikes are unstoppable not on
The “trip to Japan” was awesome for me and life changing too. It is time to come back to Malaysia to get back my perspective.
The Malays form the largest number of people by ethnicity. That is why the Baju Kurung is the most popular wear amongst the Malay ladies in Malaysia.
For the next series, I [...]
Soccer > Euro 2008: Le Sulk faces the axe - Malay MailCHELSEA striker Nicolas Anelka, whose penalty miss in Moscow last Wednesday in the Champions League final handed Manchester United the title, may skip Euro 2008. According to News of the World, France manager Raymond Domenech is concerned about the
May 25, 2008 Malay Village's demise: 'It's time' Community says place has seen its best days, but hopes redevelopments will retain area's traditions By Tan Dawn Wei , Nur Dianah Suhaimi After years of being branded a 'white elephant', the death knell has finally sounded for the Malay Village in Geylang Serai. No one seems particularly upset to see it go - not even those who mooted the idea or som
The Malay Village on Geylang Road has closed. I must admit I never visited this place, which has been described by many as a white elephant. Touring dusty exhibits of cooking implements and traditional games obviously couldn't attract enough visitors to make it a viable enterprise.It always seemed a little contrived to have a purpose built kampong as a tourist attraction, although I do find the ka
Cinematic is actually Jessi Malay’s second single from her yet-to-be-titled album that should be dropping this Summer, but I understand the general public’s being unaware of this since her first single, “Booty Bangs”, which featured Yung Joc, failed to make any kind of impact at all.
It was a sexy, low-key, club banger about how awesome [...]
Malay leaders in the country have been urged to sit down together and discuss the future of the Malays in the country.Making the call today, Bandar Tun Razak Umno division acting head Rahim Baba said Malay leaders from the ruling and opposition coalitions should sit together and listen to "the pleas and cries of the young Malays."
English for math and science. Because globally people use the language as information and/or technology language at this moment. How dangerous it is if we were to use these words in Bahasa, especially in schools. See example below. hardware = barangkeras software = baranglembutjoystick = batang gembira plug and play = cucuk dan mainport = lubangserver = pelayanclient = pelanggan Try to tr
PERBENDAHARAAN KATA – VOCABULARYTempah ReserveLimosin LimousineKemudahan FacilitiesRakan sejawat ColleaguesTaklimat PresentationAlvin Tan seorang ahli perniagaan dari Singapura akan berada di Malaysia selama beberapa hari. Dia menghubungi sebuah hotel untuk menempah bilik.Alvin Tan is a Singaporean businessman and will be in Malaysia for a few days. He calls a hotel to reserve a room.Pelayan tetamu : Selamat pagi. Hotel Lagoon Kuala Lumpur.Receptionist : Good morning, Hotel Lagoon Kuala Lumpur.Alvin Tan : Selamat pagi, saya ingin membuat tempahan bilik.Alvin Tan : Good morning, I would like to make a reservation, please.Pelayan tetamu : Bilik jenis apa tuan – ekonomi, bilik perniagaan atau bilik deluxe? Kami mempunyai ketiga-tiga jenis bilik itu.Receptionist : What type of room, sir
1. JEMPUTAN KE SATU MAJLIS/INVITATION TO A PARTYPERBENDAHARAAN - KATA VOCABULARYKebetulan - CoincidenceJemputan - InvitationRasmi - FormalSelesai - ConcludedBerkaitan - RelevantMembeli-belah - ShoppingMajlis keramaian - PartyBerpakaian tidak rasmi - Dress casuallySebelumnya - EarlierMemuaskan - SatisfactoryPastinya - DefinitelySama-sama - It’s my pleasureMakanan pedas - Spicy foodMesyuarat - Meeting(Suasana): Di kaunter bayaran sebuah pasaraya, Rashid berjumpa Peter.(Situation)): At the check-out counter at a local supermarket, Rashid sees Peter.Rashid: Helo Peter! Kebetulan benar kita ini. Saya telah menghubungi wak tadi di rumah.Rashid: Hello Peter! What a coincidence. I called you earlier at home.Peter: Hai Rashid! Mengapa awak ada di sini?Peter: Hi Rashid! What brings you here? (Look
Hmm… Interesting!YAB Tuan Guru Dato' Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat believes that we can still salvage the New Economic Policy that has been misused and abused by the elite and filthy rich Malays (sounds like UMNO… Bwah! Ha! Ha!).Perhaps so, my dear Tuan Guru. Efforts to salvage NEP must be done and initiated by those trusted by the common people. Personally, I believe that only PAS should be given the initiative and responsibility of tweaking NEP to make it work for everybody.As for your prediction of the destruction of UMNO and Malay secularism; InsyAllah… Islam will be victorious in the end and Justice will prevail for everybody regardless of religion, race and color.Hudhaifah bin Al-Yaman, may Allah be pleased with him, reported:People used to ask the Messenger of Allah (may peace be upo
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The New Malay Dilemma
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The following article is an excrept from ex-Prime Minister, Tun Mahathir Mohammed's speech at the Harvard Club in July 2002, shortly before he handed over the baton to Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.
When Mahathir stepped down and appointed Badawi instead of Najib as PM there was an immense feeling of
Japanese manga and anime series written by Yoshito Usui. I got the 1-45 volumes of Crayon Shin-chan manga in Malay Languange..huhu..I started to know him in every Saturday on 7.00 p.m at NTV7...very funny,naughty and adorable kids. The others characters are Misae, Hiroshi, Nanako, Shiro, Nene, Kazama, Boo, Masao and more.Go here to watch Sinchan in Malay Version and Download
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The Baya Weaver (Ploceus philippinus) is a weaver found across South and Southeast Asia. They inhabit grassland, cultivated areas, scrub and secondary growths usually near fresh or brackish water. They are widespread and common within their distribution area but are prone to local seasonal movements. Despite their species name, they are [...]
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A couple of days back I found this lovely website about Malaysia: www.malaysia-vacation-homes.com
Browsing over the site I found lots of great content. The webmaster had also a section about weddings. As I had recently been to a Malay wedding, I added a story about a marriage celebration in Pangkor and Kedah in. Read here for the whole story
Well folks, I have been playing MalaysiaKini’s latest video over and over again last night and I’m really curious about one thing.
Perhaps it would be best if you folks take a look at the video first. The video has a lot to do with the police raids (MalaysiaKini has more on this) conducted yesterday on two offices of HINDRAF (Hindu Rights Action Force) lawyers. Go ahead folks, watch and listen!
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The maritime influence. Special circumstances affecting Shrivijaya-Palembang toward the end of the 7th century are consistent with this conclusion. In the centuries before the Chinese undertook long voyages overseas, they relied on foreign shipping for their imports, and foreign merchants, trading with China, required a safe base in Indonesia before sailing on to China. This seaborne trade, regarded in China as "tributary" trade with the "emperors' barbarian vassals," had developed during the 5th and 6th centuries but languished in the second half of the 6th century as a result of the civil war in China that preceded the rise of the Sui and T'ang dynasties. Chinese records for the first half of the 7th century mention
Buddhism in Palembang. Shrivijaya-Palembang's importance has been established by Arab and Chinese historical sources spanning a long period of time. Its own records, in the form of Old Malay inscriptions, are limited almost entirely to the second half of the 7th century (682-686). The inscriptions reveal that the ruler was served by a hierarchy of officials and that he possessed wealth. The period when the inscriptions were written was an agitated one. Battles are mentioned, and the ruler had to reckon with disaffection and intrigues at his capital. Indeed, the main theme of the inscriptions is a curse on those who broke a loyalty oath administered by drinking holy water. The penalty for disloyalty was death, but those
The kingdom of Shrivijaya is first mentioned in the writings of the Chinese Buddhist pilgrim I-ching, who visited it in 671 after a voyage of less than 20 days from Canton. He was on the first stage of his journey to the great teaching centre of Nalanda in northeastern India. The ruler of Shrivijaya assisted I-ching on his journey. Archaeological surveys undertaken since the late 1970s immediately to the west of Palembang city--an area now being overtaken by suburban development--have revealed such a quantity of materials as to make it practically certain that this was Shrivijaya's heartland in the 7th and subsequent three centuries. Surface remains of more than a thousand shards of Chinese ceramics, two-thirds of which
Some weeks ago I told you about a Malay wedding I was invited to. I still recall the wedding as if it was yesterday, it was a great event. Apparently other people though so too because some people left messages in the Pangkor website. See for yourself.
Malay wedding and some stories from friends and family
26 October 2007 (Jakarta Post) - I mentioned in the previous post about the Negara Kertagama about how Malaysia and Indonesia are embroiled in a dispute over the a traditional song, and I just wanted to highlight this editorial in the Jakarta Post which might shed light on our non-Southeast Asian readers who might not be familiar with the politics of the region. The term “Malay” does not mean the same thing in Malaysia and Indonesia!
This difference in the definition of Malay, while essentially a political one, has profound consequences in exploring the archaeology of the different Malay peoples in the region. I hope this editorial might add a little nuanced understanding in how current politics affects archaeology.
Malaysia, Indonesia out of tune
Ong Hock Chuan
Neighboring and serumpun (from the same root) countries Malaysia and Indonesia have been out of step with each other lately over the traditional song Rasa Sayang.
The song and dance over Rasa Sayang began when the M
Yes, folks!It is official!PAS submitted an official memorandum to the attention of our Malay Sultanates in their visit to the Royal Palace yesterday. PAS is urging the Malay Sultanates to establish an independent Royal Commission to conduct an open and transparent investigation into the Pantai Batu Buruk incident that happened on the 8th of September 2007 recently. HarakahDaily has more on this story.I’m sure that all Malaysian eyes would be focused on our Malay Sultanates in the next few weeks. It would be interesting to see how they would respond to this well publicized memorandum submitted by PAS yesterday.If our Malay Sultanates intervene as we all had hoped for, there is still hope left for us poor Malaysians. If they keep quite about it, we poor Malaysians are as good as dead. Courtesy of HarakahDaily Dot Net I would like to ask those folks over at HarakahDaily, MalaysiaKini and Malaysia Today to rally som
I read with great interest an article posted by HarakahDaily today. It is about events that had transpired on the eve of our 50th year of independence involving Malaysian Malay (Melayu) Muslim youths. Yes, our ‘mat saleh’ (westerner) wannabe Malaysian Malay teenagers! :-(HarakahDaily was not making the story up. It is true. We can see that every single day nowadays. Our Malaysian Malay Muslim teenagers are really lost in limbo believing that that they are some ‘mat salehs’, free to do whatever they like. Sex, alcohol and drugs are nothing to them. They are pleasures that our Malaysian Malay teenagers could not live without nowadays. Enemies of Islam would have been proud and happy to see that our Malaysian Malay teenagers are addicted to things that destroy the very foundation of Islam. :-(While I’m thankful that HarakahDaily is highlighting that today, I’m not too happy with the fact that they are highlighting it with mere words. If they are really serious about using the
As a born Muslim, I had always taken the opportunity wherever and whenever I can to learn more about Islam. My tendency to do that was quite visible lately. Alhamdulillah… Suffice to say that nowadays I would take the opportunity to attend and listen to any speeches given by our local Islamic Ulamas and scholars.Today however, I stumbled upon a very good speech in the form of a video. Frankly speaking, the speech is the most inspiring and the most powerful message I have ever heard so far in my life. It is targeted to those young Muslims over in America but in actual sense, it is should be heard by all Muslims wherever in the world!I would like to feature the video here today for all of my readers especially for those young Muslims who are eager to be some kind of ‘mat salehs’ (westerners). I sincerely hope that every Muslims who viewed this video today would in the end finally wake up from their slumbers and hallucinations. The speech would definitely whack some sense into Musli
Relax… I’m not going to give any lecture on this. :-)It is just that I had stumbled upon a great video which is related to the subject in hand earlier today and I think that every Malaysian Malay Muslim women (wanita Melayu@Muslimah) can benefit a lot from it.The definition of Hijab nowadays has been attacked by numerous form of fashions and trends that many of the Malaysian Malay Muslim women today thought that Hijab is only about covering their heads. No ladies, Hijab is more than that. It is about covering and shielding your modesty.To find out more about that, please refer to the following video. I know that some of our ‘mat saleh’ (westerner) wannabe Malaysian Malays would not like this one bit. Like it or not, they just have to accept it by first accepting the fact that the requirement of Hijab in Islam is actually to protect and honor all Muslims, both men and women.Who are we to argue about it?Viewer discretion is advisedTechnorati Tags: malaysian, malaysia, malays, mel
With regards to my earlier posting with the same subject posted on the 2nd of August 2007, I would like to bring your attention once again to this very subject.I was asked by a reader of this blog to feature two good videos here. The two videos featured a television show called Inside Story and it was produced by Aljazeera Dot Net quite recently. Consider it as their inside story on this whole subject. I have taken a look at it and found it to be enlightening.Take note that I’m not doing this on behalf of our Malaysian Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs. They never bothered to give us any information on this subject. Our government-controlled news media did not say much about it either and that includes TV¾, the so called champion of the Malaysian Malays (Melayu). Heck, correct me if I’m wrong but I think even MalaysiaKini did not say anything about this back then.Funny, isn’t it?How come they are not really highlighting this issue and show some concerns here in Mal
Busy busy busy. Just come back from Penang. As usual I did that on bicycle though I start thinking 200 km cycling in one day becomes a little too much, phewww… I could hardly sleep. Woke up early this morning and checked the photos I made earlier this week at the first day of a Malay wedding in Kedah, in a small village north of Penang. Here’s a sneak peak, next week more will follow including what will happen tomorrow, Saturday. As said, here’s a few pictures:
The happy couple
Part of the food at the main wedding table
Preparing the rice…
Next week a full report and many more photos. Can’t wait to see more about a Malay wedding? Here’s a great page about how a Malay wedding looks like
A few concerned Malaysian Malay Muslim sisters (Muslimah) recently had asked me to highlight their concerns on the rising number of our young Malaysian Malay women (wanita Melayu) who were debt ridden with uncontrollable debts due to their excessive use of conventional credit cards. They also said that the numbers of Malaysian Malay women who have been declared bankrupts because of their failures to properly manage their conventional credit cards spending are also on the sharp rise.Sure, I would feature their concerns here today but I do realize that there is nothing much that I can do to help solve the problems that they have raised as mentioned earlier. I am not going to waste my time asking our National Bank (Bank Negara) to share their thoughts on the matter for I very well know that they would never entertain my request.Yes, this whole issue with regards to the usage of conventional credit cards among our Malaysian Malay women has certainly raised some questions. I do notice that
All right now Malaysian Malay women (wanita Melayu), I have a little quickie promotion for everyone of you today.Some friends of mine have asked me to feature a great organization here in this blog for the benefit of the Malaysian Malay community. You may have heard them before; they are known as Pertubuhan Jamaah Islah Malaysia or affectionately called as JIM.If we go by their profile provided on their website, Pertubuhan Jamaah Islah Malaysia or JIM is not a political entity. Their core activities are da’wah and social development. Ayy… That’s what I’m doing on this particular blog. :-) Let’s go back to JIM now. They are more of a Muslim community, a very organized Muslim community ranging from commoners to professionals (Pardon me for saying this.). Their vision and mission are what I like most about them.Vision, quote:“Visi JIM adalah untuk Membangun sebuah Negara Malaysia yang melaksanakan sepenuhnya syariat Islam menjelang 2020.”Mission, quote:“Membangun sumber ma
Jessi Malay - Booty Bangs (Feat Young Joc)Newbie Jessi Malay has been ready for this moment for awhile now. Having her debut on hold. She has been signed to Reprise Records and will drop her debut sometime later this year or early next. As for her first single "Booty Bangs" it features rapper Young Joc and is a smooth R&B/Hip-Hop club banger. The song is self explanatory but Jessi describes it as her arrival on the scene. The song will be available on Itunes tommrow, Check her out!!DL: Jessi Malay - Booty Bangs (Feat Young Joc)DL Link 2: HERE(RIPPED BY ME!! THANKS ARE APPRECIATED)BUY her single in iTunes Now: CLICK HERE
I’m very sleepy this morning. I should be in bed sleeping but I would only do so after I’m finished with this little posting.Here in Malaysia, hijabs are known as ‘tudung’ and I’m sure that most Malaysian Malay women (wanita Melayu) are all too familiar with them. They came in numerous colors, fashions and trends nowadays. Personally, I do find that a bit amusing really. It does seem that some Malaysian Malay women have different interpretations or understandings on the use of hijab. Some of you say A, some of you say B and the rest of you say e=mc2. Wonderful! It is no longer amusing now; rather it has become a grave concern. There should be only one true interpretation or understanding on the use of hijab, one that is well in accordance with the teachings of Islam.This video might help you shed some light into the mystery. It is kind of funny but the facts are there for you to see. This video maybe offensive and inappropriate for some folks. Viewer discretion is advisedTech
Alas, the day has come for a showdown. It is an imminent showdown between me and some of my Malaysian Malay women (wanita Melayu) readers who questioned my business in questioning their chosen path in life. :-) I have been expecting it for quiet some time to be honest.The rest of you may not notice this at all. I can hardly blame you since I never did publish their heated comments here in my blog. It’s not because I’m scared to face them or anything, it is just that this blog is too new to do anything just yet. Let me build on the content first. Currently this blog is getting a minimum of 300 to 500 unique visitors on average per day and the number would peak on weekends. Not bad for a blog that is barely two months old! Rest assured; I will open the door to everybody once I had achieved the target of getting a minimum of 1,000 unique visitors per day. Wish me luck!Now back to the imminent showdown that I was talking about earlier. Yeah, some of you were really mad at me, blowing c
Congratulations Malaysian Malay women (wanita Melayu)! Today you have outdone yourselves!I know you Malaysian Malay ladies love fame, fortune and publicity but I never thought that you would have the stomach to let people do this kind of cheap stunt on you.Take a look at the screenshot provided down below. It is a screenshot of a Google-based online advertisement that I had just discovered a few hours ago in the internet. Anyone notice anything funny about it? Look for one particular ad with that ‘Video Gadis Melayu’ headline. Yes, that’s the one.I have no way of confirming this but it does look as if the ad is advertised by YouTube Dot Com. Yeah, that well known video sharing & hosting website that most Malaysians are well familiar with. Now, take a closer look at the advertisement one more time. Tell me what you see written in the text just below the headline. I’m sure that you would see that it is written with “semua video melayu , tangkap curi video gadis melayu, perempua
Well well well… Today is Friday and it is time for me dish out my Friday Special weekly segment again. :-)All right, let’s talk about ‘solat’ or prayer today. Every Muslims knew that ‘solat’ or prayer is the Second Pillar of Islam but how obligated are we in performing them in daily basis? Be honest with yourself, how obligated are you?“Ignorant Malaysian Malays (Melayu) hate to miss a single minute of any reality TV shows such as Akademi Fantasia (fully packed with Sins!) but yet they have the tendency to purposely miss their obligatory daily prayers for no apparent reasons!”“Ignorant Malaysian Malays would do their best to be on time to meet their beloved sweethearts on dates (simply Sinful!) but yet they have the tendency to delay their obligatory daily prayers to their very last minutes!”“Ignorant Malaysian Malays hate to miss their buses, Putra LRT and KTM commuter trains in their morning rush hours. They are willing to go out to work in the wee hours of the
Fellow readers, if you have been keeping tabs with the news lately, you would know that Mattel Inc has recalled some of their China-made products worldwide. The worldwide recall is due to the discovery that their contract manufacturer in China was found using a non-approved paint pigment containing lead which violates numerous applicable consumer standards.The truth is Mattel Inc is not the first toy company to recall China-made toys from the market. This year alone, many other toy companies have done the same! You can check this from the internet. The number is staggering! The whole recall mess is not entirely caused by paint pigments, some were caused by fire hazardous plastics and fabrics used on China-made toys.You know, this whole thing disturbs me a little bit. Have you all wondered about those cheap China-made toys that we have in our Malaysian market today? How safe are they for our children? I have a few friends in the US and UK and they told me that such cheap China-made toy
Yes, that’s right… Let’s talk about our Malaysian Malay (Melayu) teenagers today, the infamous brats of Malaysia. They have driven everybody nuts; parents especially! They have done everything! They have done every sort of wrongdoings that they can think of; we have seen and heard all about them in the newspapers and in our national TV channels. Yeah, you’re right… They are the living epitome of that ‘Malaysia Boleh’ (Malaysia Can) spirit all right.The government realized that our young Malaysians especially Malaysian Malay teenagers are getting wilder and wilder, controlling and disciplining them is becoming harder and harder. They hit the panic button last few years and introduced ‘Khidmat Negara’ (National Service), a compulsory national service program for all Malaysian teenagers. Frankly, I don’t think a short 3 months of training and isolation would do much good for our Malaysian teenagers. The government is only wasting the public’s fund on that silly progr
Do you want to know why I’m asking this today?All right, have anyone noticed something really funny about our Malaysian Malay women’s (wanita Melayu) community? When was the last time you saw or heard them complaining or protesting about pornography?Probably never, right? As for me, I knew of two particular events where a few Malaysian Malay women and some from other Malaysian ethnic groups got together and took their protests to our Malaysian streets in the late 90s. Both were initiated by political parties and the best thing is that all of them are Malaysian opposition parties!Both events happened years ago. What I find odd is that nobody seems to be concern about pornography nowadays. Do they realize that pornography especially online pornography has reached epidemic proportions here in Malaysia today? Are we all blind or something?I just could not fathom the level of ignorance that our Malaysian Malay women have on this matter. Do you ladies realize that all of the victims of M
Whoa… What am I up to today? The subject above sounds quiet provocative, isn’t it? Relax everyone. :-) This posting is purely educational, nothing controversial or offensive in mind. Please bear with me on this one.
You know, talking about this subject brings me back to the time when I once worked in an international company somewhere in Damansara Utama (Petaling Jaya). The company was (no
Aha… So, you would like to hear more Malaysian folklore or urban legend stories, eh… All right, I got one for you today. It is quite juicy so hang on to your seats everybody. :-)
Today’s Malaysian folklore or urban legend has a lot to do with Port Dickson, a small town located in the district of Port Dickson in Negeri Sembilan. It is about an hour’s drive from Kuala Lumpur.
I first heard about
Aha… So, you would like to hear more Malaysian folklore or urban legend stories, eh… All right, I got one for you today. It is quite juicy so hang on to your seats everybody. :-)
Today’s Malaysian folklore or urban legend has a lot to do with Port Dickson, a small town located in the district of Port Dickson in Negeri Sembilan. It is about an hour’s drive from Kuala Lumpur.
I first heard about
Personally, my answer is a big YES! We all have heard and seen much (rape, sexual assaults & crimes) on TV and in the local newspapers. That is only what has been reported! What about those that never did or cases where the victims are too traumatized or embarrassed to report their cases to the authorities?
If you have been following my blog ever since day One, you would know that our local NGOs
Folks, I have been asked by a friend to do a little free promotion today. So, Let us make this fast and simple. Every Malaysian Malays especially women are invited to join and become members of WanitaMelayu Dot Com’s online forum. As of time of writing, they have a total of 9,133 registered members making them the most popular online forum on Malaysian Malay women (wanita Melayu)!
Okay enough
Personally, my answer is a big YES! We all have heard and seen much (rape, sexual assaults & crimes) on TV and in the local newspapers. That is only what has been reported! What about those that never did or cases where the victims are too traumatized or embarrassed to report their cases to the authorities?
If you have been following my blog ever since day One, you would know that our local NGOs
FM warning: Funny yet R(aunchy)-Rated entry from The Malay Male ( Amir Hafizi), he wrote:Excerpts:"This is how it should REALLY end.DOBBY: Dobby fuck Hermione up the ass, ermmm?HERMIONE: Yes, Dobby. Fuck me, fuck me now! AH! AH! AH!RON: Harry, what are you doing with that dead owl?HARRY: Well, Dumbledore's dead, and so is Hedgwig or Hedwig. Whatever. So I'm fucking gay and since I can't get to Dumbledore's dead dick, I'm going to stuff Hedwig's carcass up my ass.RON: Cor! Blimey!HARRY: Ummpph. Ahhh. Ummphhh. See how tight my ass is! Ummmpphh.RON: Cor! Blimey! That looks so smashing, Harry! I'm fucking gay too, and I'm getting horny from all this shit.Ginny, Fred and George Weasley, Luna Lovegood and a hot bitch enters the scene.GINNY: Don't worry, brother dear, you can join my bukkake party.RON: Cor! Blimey! Who the fuck is that hot bitch?LUNA: I'm Luna Lovegood. Looney and love your dick very good.RON: I know who you are, you blonde bitch. WHo the fuck is the other one?IVANA
Yes... Yes… I have another teasing headline for my RSS feed readers out there. :-) I’m sure you are all guessing right now, what am I up to today? Let me guess, I believe most of you would think that I would post something juicy and wicked like my last few postings. Maybe I will and maybe not. This is a perfect example of what we bloggers called spontaneous blogging. In such moments, we normally
Yes, my fellow readers. There is such an online community (Mengandung Dot Com) specifically for pregnant Malaysian Malay women (wanita Melayu). I’m one of their online members as matter of fact. :) I joined them because they have great online rooms discussing pregnancies, issues on women and women’s health concerns.
To be honest, this online community can open their doors to all women in the
You know something my fellow readers. I have been hearing this particular myth whispered among young Malaysian Malay men and women (lelaki & wanita Melayu) for quite some time now and maybe it is best that I share it with you today. The myth has it that there is a spot located in the Klang Valley that would give visitors the opportunity to leer and ogle at hot looking Malaysian Malay women and
In the past, I never did give a damn about Technorati. That was then. I have a new hobby now and it is blogging. I’ve been blogging like mad for the past few weeks and nowadays I would visit Technorati at least once daily. If you are wondering what Technorati is in the first place; it is some kind of a web directory for bloggers and pod casters all over the world. If you are into blogging and pod
All right Malaysian Malay ladies (wanita Melayu), with the alarming rise of sexual crime (rape, sexual abuse, sexual harassment… You just name it, Malaysia got them all!) rates in Malaysia especially in Johor and Kelantan this year, it is best that you equip yourself with some valuable personal safety tips.
Once again, those wonderful folks over at VideoJug have provided us with a very
I have to admit that it is not easy to convince Malaysian Malay women in venturing into eCommerce (e-commerce) or online business. They are a bunch of enterprising women all right but many are still skeptical about the prospect of doing well in the online business world.
Believe it or not, eCommerce to most Malaysian Malay women are selling stuffs on online forums and chat rooms! Who the hell
Fess up, guys… How many times in the past have you met that hot and gorgeous looking Malaysian Malay woman (wanita Melayu) in our RapidKL bus, KTM commuter or PutraLRT/STARline trains but you let that once in a lifetime opportunity to get to know her went slipping away because you are just too shy to approach her and strike a conversation?
Yes, I share your pain and disappointment too. Fret not;
I have something interesting for everyone today. In the past, Malaysian Malay women (wanita Melayu) have always argued among themselves and men like me on the subject that I’m about to share today. Many Malaysian Malay women claim that UMNO as the largest political Malay community and political party in Malaysia should also have the most number of visitors on their website than other Malay
The Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) created a huge stir this evening when their deputy president Tengku Abdullah Sultan Ahmad Shah resigned from his post with immediate effect. No definite reason for his resignation has been recorded as of time of writing but I’m sure that the whole Malaysia would associate his departure with the humiliating defeats of our national team to China and
You know something, my fellow readers. When I was young and naughty, I noticed that most Malaysian Malay women (wanita Melayu) did not have any interests in taking part in any outdoor activities such as nature trail trekking or camping. I never did bother to ask them why because I thought that it is a normal disliking for the Malaysian Malay women community.
As I grow older and wiser, I finally
All right fellow readers, it is time for me to answer some of your questions that you have submitted via comments on my blog which I did not publish due to your profanities that might offend my Malaysian Malay women (wanita melayu) readers. Some of them are really crude; some are really funny but most are simply preposterous! Who says that I’m an expert on Malaysian Malay women anyway? I never
All right Malaysian Malay ladies (wanita Melayu), I got a few more sick websites that you should be aware of. I’m exposing them today with the hope that Malaysian Malay ladies would be more cautious with whom they are befriending among their male friend circles and of course in doing their daily online activities such as uploading photos and videos on social networking sites.
SkodengAwek Dot
I was bitterly disappointed when I read the local newspapers today that a total of 106,000 Malaysians had given up their citizenships between 1996 and April 2007. No… no… I’m not sad because they are leaving Malaysia or anything. I’m sad and disappointed because the number is smaller than I had expected! :)
According to the statistics released by the Malaysian Home Affairs Ministry, 70% or
All right Malaysian Malay ladies (wanita Melayu), today I got two more sick websites that you should be wary off. Both websites features photos or pictures of dead gorgeous looking Malaysian Malay ladies. Most of them are teenagers and I’m pretty sure that all of those photos and pictures that they have featured on these sick websites were downloaded and copied from some social networking sites.
Well, folks. Dato’ Seri Rafidah Aziz is my nomination for Malaysia’s toughest and boldest Malay woman (wanita Melayu)! She is currently Malaysia’s Minister of International Trade and Industry, a position that she has held ever since 1986 if I’m not mistaken. She is also currently the number one woman in the Women’s Wing of United Malay National Organization, Malaysia’s biggest political party.
I
You know what, fellow readers… Ever since I started blogging on the subject of Malay women (wanita Melayu) here in this blog, I have received many emails and phone calls from long lost friends. What do you know? Blogging can indeed rekindle back long lost friendships. :)
Of course, my long lost friends didn’t simply drop by to say hi. They did bombard me with interesting questions, coaxing me to
Whoa Nellie! Guess what fellow readers. My last posting on chastity belts and the question I posed to Malaysian Malay women (wanita Melayu) then caused commotions among the local women here in Malaysia. Yikes… They are all furious all right and I dare not publish their comments here at all. Some are just too nasty for words!
All right ladies, your voices have been heard. I agree that we should
A few of my foreign online readers have been asking this particular question for quite some time now and maybe perhaps today is the best day for me to address their questions.
Just like any other women in the world, you could easily connect online with Malaysian Malay women (wanita Melayu) through any major social networking sites. So today I’m going to provide you guys 4 specific sites to
With the apparent rising cases of sexual crimes such as rape in Malaysia, my thoughts went back to that era of the dark ages or medieval times where women then wore chastity belts to protect their most prized belongings. Pardon me if I chose the wrong word to describe it.
To the best of my knowledge, I don’t think the Malays have ever been recorded in the local written history to ever use
I came across this interesting article about a wonderful Chinese Moslem lady that goes by the name of Aisha Ong earlier today and I would like to share her story with everyone out there, especially to Malaysian Malay women (wanita Melayu) who have forgotten all about their Islamic roots.
Aisha Ong was born as a Buddhist and practically knew nothing about Islam even though she was brought up in
I stumbled upon this suspicious blog couple of hours back and thought that it might be good if I share this discovery with everyone especially with Malaysian Malay women (wanita Melayu) out there. This should be of great interest to you ladies since Malaysian Malay women are prominently featured in this blog. I would categorize this as a very sick website or blog since it is clearly taking
Frankly speaking, I have came across many postings (too many would be the right word!) discussing the legendary sexual prowess of Malaysian Malay women (wanita Melayu) in the internet. Such discussions were actually discussed apparently by non-Malaysian Malays who have experience pre-marital sexual encounters with some Malaysian Malay women in the past. I really could not describe my feelings when I read through their comments in such discussions. My emotions ran wild definitely. I have anger, sadness and even disgust deep inside me. :(If you are curious to know what the world has been talking about our Malaysian Malay women with regards to this subject, the following links should give you an idea or two:SoulCast Dot ComKucingGatal Dot Blogspot Dot Com What had happened to our Malaysian Malay women? Malays are all born Moslems and pre-marital sexual relationship or adultery (zina) is strictly prohibited in Islam. This sort of nonsense should never have happened in the firs
I came across a very interesting posting submitted by HarakahDaily Dot Net’s online reader identified simply by his or her pen name, Bekas Budak UKM. Well, Bekas Budak UKM raised some sensitive current issues regarding Malaysian Malay women and I hope that anyone reading this today would feed on whatever that I’m about to share here with an open mind. First of all, the letter submitted by Bekas Budak UKM to HarakahDaily Dot Net expressed the writer’s concern on the current fashion trends of Malaysian Malay women. Bekas Budak UKM has even listed down his concerns as shown down below: Some Malaysian Malay women wore short hijabs that did not really cover their ‘aurat’ fully. As matter of fact, their necks are exposed quite clearly.Some Malaysian Malay women wore hijabs along with their short tee shirts and some are even sleeveless exposing their arms and shoulders. I think what Bekas Budak UKM meant was baby tees, camisoles, raglans and tank tops.Some Malaysian Malay women w
The Malay Male (Amir Hafizi) wrote:Excerpt:"I was sitting on my primum mobile, in the toilet, when suddenly I was transported through the soft places of time and space and landed smack in the middle of a peach garden.Me: What the fuck?" Read further...
The Malay Male (Amir Hafizi) wrote:Excerpt:"I hate the military.I mean, the idea of having the military. It's bloody stupid to torment people, surprise buttseckss them everyday and then, instead of getting them to use billions of dollars in high tech killing machines to actually kill people, we get them to march.Left. Right. Left. Right. What the fuck?All that training. All that marching. For what? So that they would be disciplined? Fuck you. We are spending billions every year so that a few thousand people can learn how to make their beds and polish their shoes.Fuck all of you motherfuckers.What this country needs is a war. Then we can deploy the soldiers and let them fire their M4 carbines and non-lethal F-18 Hornets and fucking kill somebody." Read further...
The Malay Male (Amir Hafizi) wrote:Excerpt:"What a lot of people don't understand is the importance of sound in sex.The Japanese, as seen through their repertoire of adult videos and hentai, knows the importance of good sound, a good voice, when it comes to fucking.Take, for example, the cast of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. Every single one of them has a good voice. Voices I could listen to all day long." Read further...
